WhiteMamba_Scorpion
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My tone was with Pete who doesn't understand what I'm trying to say.
My point was trying to help people understand why their trucks still experience wheel hop.
The tone was to educate and get people to understand. instead of the blasting statement of "this product doesn't work"
The reason the 4 link can stop wheel hop a little better is because it doesn't allow the axle to fully articulate, and creates a binding situation. So I don't consider it really that they handle pulling better, they just screw the geometry up so bad they cant really move how they are designed to, castor is affected, they body roll, and they cause extreme stress to the bushings in the axle. They also can cause excess stress to the steering box.
I feel that everyone deserves to be completely educated on all aspects of a situation. Why something works, why something doesn't work
I got a little hot because the brash statement of "this just work" when there's other variables to the equation.
All it would have taken was an acknowledgement of poor tire choice for application and I would have let it go.
But you both should realize that people look to this site for KNOWLEDGE, and so many kids and younger folks are so heavily influenced by what the guys who make decent power, you and Pete included are doing.
So if two guys running Toyo MT's sled pull and dirt race their trucks for fun, and these individuals dont understand ideal tire choice/set up (theoretically) with 700HP 6.7's, and say my product doesn't do anything for the front end hop and control, that could potentially cost me serious sale loss, for nothing more than a short of information
My tires suck... happy?